rejoicing in favor of a new contract that would bring a week long strike to an end. just in time to make more jim beam. risk and reward starts right now. wikileaks is back with the 14th data drop. inside hillary clinton's campaign. the details continue to rock that campaign. welcome to risk and reward. on our screen at&t and advance costs a major deal involves the acquisition of time warner and includes a lot of content here. also the warner tv and film studios but let's get to the latest wikileaks development. my colleagues has the very latest. >> hey liz.

they were all friendly when they appear together last week. they had have our rocky relationship he got in around to endorsing her in july of this year but new e-mails from john podesta between her and her top aides in november 2013 provide some of the back story on the hillary clinton relationship. he told people magazine last november it was too early to endorse her. in the e-mail mills brings up the fact that hillary did not endorse a gore for president in the 2000 race they said that was 16 years ago. hard to put on an e-mail but there is no love lost in this relationship. he refused to endorse in 2008. >> i know that's why i thought this time it would be different.

it's bad. also yesterday we reported on the big 12 million-dollar donation from the king of morocco to the clinton foundation if they would agree to do an event in the country in 2015. the foundation has promised to stop taking corporate or foreign donations if she becomes a president but a new e-mail from last october shows the head of the foundation trying to figure out how to keep the money flowing. bob harrison e-mailed about the future of the initiative because of questions from employees. it is imperative that we formulate an answer to the question whether they can and will exist. he goes on to say if yes he needs to understand what he will need to change.

bill clinton has to stay involved at least as initiative convene and the viability depends on the ability to attract members. he asked what kind of restrictions could be placed on donors and then he wrote have corporate or individual or foreign sponsorship is precluded is there an acceptable membership opportunity to limit contributions if his wife wins the white house. he is the former goldman sachs investment bank. he could've been helping with the speeches. in getting back to the al gore feud at the get stands stance from t monica lewinsky scandal. and then bill clinton did not like how al gore ran his campaign in 2000.

>> and they distanced himself from the clintons after the lewinsky scandal and that was kind of the source of that breach from longtime and apparently it has been going on as recently. >> think you have a great weekend. they are pushing to remove some of donald trump's post for violating the sites rules and hate speech. nice to see you katrina. >> it looks like the workers don't like what donald trump is saying about his crackdown and allowing muslim individuals into this country what you make of that. >> i think it's in line with what we've seen in a lot of these liberally owned media sites. there was a big meeting was some of the conservative leaders that they were

censoring not just donald trump in the position but republican positions and this is just another example of how the message is being cycle. the comments basically and donald trump's accusers who have accused donald trump of sexual impropriety. let's take a look at what vice president biden said. >> to talk to you about trumps behavior in his personal behavior when he said he did and does as a textbook definition of sexual assault. >> because i'm famous because i'm a star because i'm a billionaire i can do things other people can't. what a disgusting assertion

for anyone to make. no do i wish i was debating him i wish i could take him behind the gym. what are your thoughts here. i noticed he left out leslie millie. she still is in 50% in the polls. they don't talk about policy i think they have exposed the vulnerabilities. but the left in the media as a whole. the reaction is how about the obama administration and vice

president biden taken the u.s. economy out to the woodshed. and pummeling down into the sand. it's preparing for the possibility that they should not succeed should hillary win. they can talk about the latest revelations that the president knew hillary clinton was using an illegal server the administration knew that there was collisions throughout the fbi and tour the white house in the clinton campaign including the media. there is a ton of corruption going on here. by serving the public and keeping politicians on us. we have seen none of that today particularly with regard to the clintons. of course they're going to talk about allegations. elections that haven't even occur to get. they can talk about the things that are really important to americans. she lied to congress. she continues to lie to the

public. some of the democrats have been lying to the public even about the economy. >> even when you have a candidate not succeeding it's concerns about the vote count. many of them 1% of the total votes in question then you do a recount. the campaign assembly anything along the lines it's going on right now. early voting is underway with any of the swing states in the voting there. i understand that there actually suing to find out what is happening with these ballots. and are they being torn up and thrown away. mister trump is simply saying his neck and it concede to an election that hasn't happened yet. we really appreciate it.

they're not the only ones up in arms. a new report that the leaked e-mails are poisoning heller's relationship with those in her own party. the democrats. calling some freaks that need to get a life. it's unclear whether they made those comments. the aides to appear to have made those comments. great to have you both. after learning how clinton and her campaign aides feel about each other want this effect if she becomes president and affect her agenda and any appointment she wants to make. i don't see it as being a big thing. you can argue the flip side.

if you uncovered what many senators and congressmen were saying and are saying about donald trump it would be far worse. i don't think it's can materially affect it. i think it is trying to make something out of not much being there in the fact. would hillary be a compromised president because of that revelations that are coming out about the e-mail meaning a lot of money changing hands. later on and the show were to talk about the 500 examples of conflict of interest that they were involved in. she's can have awful time if she is president governing because she cause comes to governance with 30 years of baggage. and bring it to the outgoing administration. and now were finding revelation. that goes beyond allegations that we knew about in the summertime.

i think hillary clinton is can have a very short honeymoon if at all and she's can have to face the music of continued congressional investigation these relationships and the clinton initiatives and the foundation. they couldn't taint any decision. and that's something that we will have to watch out for. let's get to the next issue. with top campaign aides. i had gossiped over e-mail last year. he said he was not ready to endorse her as candidate for president in november 2015 they forward a people magazine article. hillary clinton campaign chair were talking this way. they said yes he want it. and then michelle mills ask

why. he clearly expected her to endorse them as vice president when he ran. it was hard to put on the e-mails. what do you make of this exchange. i'm sure there's probably a little bit of tension. gore certainly stepped up. he recognizes that the new potential president we've another leaked e-mail she called out the economy by admitting low wage jobs look

at what she tweeted out. what she is saying behind the scenes a lot of low-wage jobs are being created. they were speaking truth in e-mails and yet she goes before the camera and she says something completely different. in e-mails she sounds like a republican strategist. the bottom line is the facts are the facts. it has been hurt this. our inner cities one in five are on some sort of public assistance. crime, education dropout. it's one thing after another. on election day working to find that the people they got hurt the most are not changing

their boats. -- votes. under obama the economy is terrible. terrible for the people who we promised to help. thank you brad and eric. and keeping an eye on the market in a major deal. it's the very latest. talk about a soap opera. it's great to be with you. at&t in advance by time warner. a gain of nearly 8% today. the shareholders doing a jig in the corner all day today because now they word that apple said they spoke to time warner about a month or so ago and they are still monitoring the situation.

you could have another deal. another bid in the mix here for time warner. in the media table world at&t would be a distributor and you have that premium content. don't forget on hbo cnn as well as some other networks. that is putting the likelihood of some other immediate deals on the fast track. let's check out shares there up better than 2% for each of those companies. the likelihood that they had programs that tend to cater for the older demographic would merge with viacom. that was kind of interesting place. we could news over the weekend we were talking today

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liz: homeland security now investing a major cyber attack. web technology provider dynamic network services was hit with what was called massive denial of service attacks. by flooding them with a ton of junk data. investigators, they really thought the attack could've

been a nation state attack but now they're saying that no it's not a nation state attack. what are you hearing now? >> it's interesting a couple things that came out. in the same company. they published a paper critical of a competitor there has been all open source right now. it clearly was a targeted attack. it was designed to go after just a certain segment they didn't ask for anything it's not is not like holding you for ransom. there was no taking claim for victory of something. we don't know what it is yet. we could be a variety of things. it used a lot of different devices at that that have been used before. and this was a tsunami of data. i helped investigate the first

back in february of 2000 that paled in comparison to this one today. what can happen to the people that use amazon and netflix and twitter. these twitter. these things are not life and death. nothing is can happen. i would get more concerned when we start going after critical infrastructures. that is my real concern. i think these were targeted to go after noncritical things even though they drive a lot of business and people are in the business of making money. >> you're worried about a very vulnerable u.s. power grid. the black energy and the russians were behind the attacks . 700,000 homes. what if this was reconnaissance. we don't know who's behind it yet. even if it's not the same actors. let's move on to a major vulnerability he will be

charged with what could be the largest most historic evidence of that ever. you're looking at hit right now. he stole an astonishing quantity of classified digital and other data over 20 years. we know for now he kept in his car. they basically detailed some of the most secret. and they may file more serious charges. what do you make of this. i actually taught behavior analysis. they're there are the people doing this right now. every five years when you have the type of clearances not only did go through

reinvestigation you go to a polygraph. how did this guy pass a playtest . looks like maybe three to four times. and where were the controls in place to prevent these kind of things from going out. one of the reports is that he had 50 terabytes of information. that is a stack of a hundred 25 million pages of documents that would go 50 miles high. that's the amount of information were talking about here. if someone doesn't get fired over this i don't know what it's gonna take. it's quite a development. we had house judiciary committee about the concern over the laptop with long suspected ties to the government of china. the intelligence concerns here. it will bring further development. >> what do you make of that. it's a long time when ibm sold

that to china. it was a chinese company. i was working at one of the companies. switch to every single laptop to an american-made manufacture. there have been concerns we know from the revelations of these tools that there are ways to get past this. you can actually activate trojan horses. our government does a lot of that i'm very concerned. people trust the laptops they don't think about it when they get it. they get many expensive gifts that he gets home from clinton global initiative sponsors. there are 500 examples of this. that story is coming up next.

he is a 40 year veteran. she has lied hundreds of times to the people in congress he's probably going to go to jail. this is a four-star general. this man creates software, used by this bank, to protect this customer, who lives here and flies to hong kong, to visit this company that makes smart phones, used by this vice president, this little kid, oops, and this obstetrician,

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jody me now the former director of the cia. it's good to be with you sir. they're warning that isis has to get more than 500 families from villages around for control. what do you make of the strategy. it's typical isis strategy brutality they put so many people in cages and burned them alive and thrown people from buildings today that it's sort of hard to keep track how terrible their attack in approaches. they affect the women and children.

it is hideous. as part of the problem. we have such rigid rules of engagement that it's hard for us to keep something from happening in some circumstances we cannot shoot at an individual of his neck still building. even if we don't know. it puts the troops under a great deal of stress to try to figure out how to only shoot when someone is not next to the building. those kind of restrictions in order to avoid any collateral damage in people getting killed that they don't want to shoot that sort of situation is a rather common in the restrictions that are put on the troop.

we try to be so perfect they were making it very difficult to fight. donald trump also defending and switching gears here. let's take a listen. we've a great general four-star general today he read in all the papers to serve five years in jail for lying to the fbi. she has lied hundreds of times to the people into the congress into the fbi. he's get a probably go to jail. this is a four-star general and she gets away with it and she can run for the presidency the united states. that is really what you should be talking about. it was about him giving it to

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he won want another leaked e-mail exchange. he basically helped formulate the clinton global global initiative.

for 500 examples of conflict of interest at the clinton global initiative. i signed a conflict of interest policy is a board as a board member of the clinton global initiative oddly, mr. clinton does not had a sign such a document even though he is personally played -- paid by sponsors. some that are at home. i could ask 500 different examples of things like this. daily he sees conflicts of interest. eric, what he think of these examples of conflicts of interest from bill clinton where he's taking gifts home. >> this is a guy who knows bill clinton. this is a concern why is he raising this certainly there

must be more it certainly doesn't sound good at least from an appearance standpoint. and i think that's really what he's getting too. it's a little interesting it sounds like he's try to get out of it. like he wants to relieve himself so he can somehow get some benefit. >> i will type what happened. they're about to do an audit. they have a lot of fighting going on with chelsea clinton. basically he was also involved with another organization. he was defending himself. but there's another issue and i would like to get rod's thoughts on this one. they solicited the king of morocco for that 12 million-dollar foundation. it's unclear whether they did it but clinton campaign aides were in on this e-mail exchange was meant as a problem. -- promise.

chelsea into bill clinton did go and here is trump criticizing that today. take a listen. >> we just learned she tried to get $12 million from the king of morocco for an appearance more pay for play. she is launching the campaign for the presidency. i think bill and hillary are the modern-day bonnie and clyde of politics. they knew when she was going to announce. we saw that from the earlier e-mails where they were worried about hillary becoming president and not having enough cash coming in to perpetuate the clinton initiatives into foundations. clearly this is in violation of the constitution article nine section one said if you're a government official you can't accept these kinds of things.

$1million to bill clinton as a birthday present we were about to kill osama bin laden. what do you make of that. i think that is certainly questionable. how is this a violation of law. she is. >> i'm talking about when she was secretary of state bill clinton was getting at. i'm talking about a pattern of behavior here. there is a pattern where she knew she was in a run for president. they needed to close these deals so they could make these gifts a reality. >> i hear the argument there is no fire here. but what is the benefit. to help people around the world. i don't see the path here.

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what does this mean for the viewer out there. what would will happen to their viewing content. we were seeing more and more consolidation this is all about content is king. you have these pipes. you no longer care about cable we want to get our content wherever we want however we want. on the price just keep going down. it's really all about who controls of the content. can you put a big enough mode around it. to get the data to you. can you put enough content around it i think content is king. i think in addition to the u-verse portfolio the first person that can offer you television. and now not adding content to that portfolio.

who is can win this arms race. i think these packaged deals where's spending to 40 to $50 a month are going out the window. you go home i don't want to watch everything that they offer. have a select few used to be able to foresee. they bundled everything together. you have your mobile phone. and more and more especially the millenials they're not watching tv anymore. they're watching on their phone. what he think we think google or apple does. i don't know where they are in the content delivery. apple, they're just behind in the arms race here.

obviously netflix was the first move. they might overpay but this is a really smart move for someone that's looking out and was three years, five years and ten years from now. you wanted to get. showed be interesting to see how they pay for this. ethic at the end of the day it's good to be great for the consumer because now we get to pick exactly what we want to see and we can pay just as much as we want to pay for it you have to pay to have any access for this hit tv. thank you so much. by the way there's only nine mondays until christmas. are they ignoring what doubles

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77 percent. that's the highest since just after world war ii. wire why are both of you ignoring this problem. chris wallace going after the presidential candidate on wednesday. for their national debt plan. how do you reduce the debt. he basically was talking about the nonpartisan committee for federal budgets and does it include the social security medicare. whatever the number is. trump economic advisor. what you make of this. the government goes in there and spends money we have to pay the interest cost on that debt. we can't ever default on the debt. we have to continue to pay to

china. that's their own trust fund. that's what they're really redistributing as income. one of the fastest rising expenditures in the budget is just what you alluded to. we don't get anything in return for that. we don't get roads or hospitals or schools or anything that the american people want. at that they handle that pretty well. when i can doing anything about this. there's just no way you can get there. it is not can be able to make progress and bring that down. i've said it many times. with the tax cut.

you can get 4% growth. because the economy goes like that. they will actually cause the recession. were in that corner era. it was the norm from world war ii. certainly. the other thing when we look at where we are now the democrat party was never behaving like this. it was a different party and it changed under president barack obama. we've fallen to the looking glass and were on the other side of the mirror is not normal to have one and half% growth. i think we were less than one half percent. we actually had democrats promoting tax rate reductions. to grow the economy i was

always shocked. tax rate reductions have never worked. one of the things that happened at the end of the clinton presidency was the reduction in the capital gains tax. >> we more information for you about what was going on with the clinton global initiative. don't go away.

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liz: next up, charles payne, making money. >> i'm charles payne. 18 days until election day. a firestorm over donald trump declaring he won't necessarily accept the outcome of the election has reached a fee pitch. >> what a waste of time if we don't pull this off. these guys said doesn't matter if you win or lose in has never been a moment like this in the history of this country. it matters to me whether we win or lose. charles: many are saying it's a brilliant move and many others are saying it's a desperate hail mary.